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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1921

Page

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Social Visits and Local Gatherings Across Nickel and Gonzales

A string of visits spans San Antonio to Waelder and Flatonia as Jim Power, Miss Gladys Cooper, Irene Baily, Clyde Watte, and others travel to see relatives. Neighbors attend gatherings in Nickel and Gonzales while J. W. Griffin recovers from illness and Claude Parker visits kin in Old Moulton.

Jim Power San Antonio Dan Mre Leazer Jeff Holyfield Waelder Mre Dan Leazer Cecaraee Nickel Gladys Cooper Gonzales Irene Baily Flatonia Clyde Watte A.D. Leazer Eugene Blundell J. B. Johnson J. W. Griffin Claude Parker Old Moulton Miss Shirley Tomax

Brevities from Texas and Nation

A roundup of short items notes New York City population at 5 620 048 and a large pecan yield statewide. Reports mention a 5 900 000 foot gaser at Breckenridge 3048 feet deep. Armistice Day disarmament talks set for November 11 in Washington. Fires in San Antonio in August caused 500 000 in damage. Bastrop citizen P A Tumming was gored to death by a cow. Japan may use electric engines on main lines for passenger trains. Governor Neff signed an education bill reducing total by 138 545. Hog cholera cost Texas hog raisers 695 917 last year. Governor Neff says the state tax commission is abolished. Neff signed the pink boll worm bill with 100 000 appropriation.

Hochheim School District Approves Bond for Improvements

The Hochheim school district votes 24 to 1 to issue a $2,500 bond for school improvements. The measure passes amid a clear majority and outlines funding for late repairs and upgrades.

Hochheim

German President Posts 100000 Mark Reward for Erzberger Killers

President Ebert offers 100000 marks for the capture and conviction of those responsible for the murder of Herr Matthias Erzberger. The call comes amid ongoing political turmoil in Germany as authorities pursue leads and align reactions nationwide.

Ebert Germany Mathias Erzberger

Henry Ford Sets August Production Record At 109700

Henry Ford Motor Company built 109700 cars and trucks in August, breaking all prior production records. The milestone reflects Ford's manufacturing efficiency and strong demand for its vehicles during the period.

Henry Ford

Cotton Crop Totals Reported for Nueces County

Cotton in Nueces County through September 4 reached about 52 000 bales with the total crop estimated at 60 000 bales. Local growers project larger yields if weather remains favorable.

Nueces

Teotolia Valdez, 106, Dies Near Lare

Teotolia Valdez aged 106 and a native of Mexico died near Lare several days ago. He is said to have personally known Emperor Maximilian and General Santa Ana.

Teotolia Valdez Mexico Laredo Maximilian Santa Ana

Texas Game Laws Season 1921-22

Hunting rights by county residents require no license within the county. Open seasons set for doves quail ducks geese and other birds with specified dates and bag limits. Duck and goose seasons run October to January with daily limits. turkey season runs November to December with gobbler limit and hens prohibited.

Dee

Local residents and visitors listed in Hallettsville area

A parade of names and movements covers Port Arthur Fayetteville Harwood and Galveston visits and returns. Teachers attend Hallettsville institute as many area schools prepare to open. O. Y. Manning returns to Mexia after visiting Rev B Manning amid active oil field development near Mexia and nearby gas wells.

Moulton and Vicinity Hallettsville Teachers’ Institute O. Y. Manning Mexia Rev. B. Manning Manning Moulton Sud

Birthday surprise at Anton Selzer home in Oak Grove

Last Tuesday night a crowd gathered at Anton Selzer and family to surprise Miss Leona for her birthday. Guests enjoyed a pleasant evening, then Ben Zeisberg and daughters visited San Marcos, and a school picnic at Evergreen near Henkkaus featured a sheep roping contest with prizes. School reopens Monday September 12. students urged to attend.

Anton Selzer Leona Ben Zeisberg Martha Clementina Clara Marie San Marcos Joachim Siems Ludwig F. Weinrich Hallettsville Evergreen Henkkaus Albert Machart Joe Rothbauer Steve Wagner Herman Kurtz Jeff

Accident Costs Man's Life in Shiner Texas

William B. Fehrerkamp aged 45 died instantly at work when a top plate on a press broke and a lever struck his face near Shiner. He leaves a wife and three children. Funeral held Tuesday with many mourners. Sympathy sent to the bereaved family.

Shiner Tex William B. Fehrerkamp Inpresa Preas San Antonio Express Moulton Eagle

Mansfield Texas Congressman Taken to Walter Reed Hospital

Dispatches from Washington Aug 27 say Representative Mansfield of Texas, confined to bed for a week, was today moved to Walter Reed Hospital for treatment. He has been in ill health for over a year but had shown improvement until recent weeks.

Washington Mansfield Texas Walter Reed Hospital

Westcourt Couple Depart for Stephensville Home

Mr William Westcourt and his wife left for Stephensville Monday to establish their future home. Westcourt serves as professor of horticulture at John Tarleton College, a branch of the agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas.

William Westcourt Stephensville Westcourt John Tarleton College The Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas

Quote from Yorktown News on speaking truthfully

The Yorktown News urges restraint and careful speech. It cautions against making statements without solid knowledge and emphasizes thinking first to avoid embarrassment among friends.

The Yorktown News

Sam and Will Moore LI institute opens September 12

The 1921-22 scholastic session will begin on September 12 and run for nine months. A strong faculty has been secured and the session is expected to be highly successful. Parents should ensure their children start on day one and attend regularly through closing.

Sam and Will Moore LI Institute

Amusements Listed for September Dances

Lorbeer lodge No 63 linked to the Sons of Hermann hosts a married couples dance at Hermann Park hall on September 16 with good music. Kubicek Bros operating at Henkhaus promotes a married folk dance on September 11 with Kubenka Band. Richard Rehmer circulates posters for a September 12 opera house dance featuring Cornelion orchestra. Another event with Cornelson’s orchestra is set for September 18 at Hermann Park hall.

Lorbeeren Lodge Hermann Hermann Park Hall Kubicek Bros Henkhaus Kubenka Band Richard Rehmer Opera House Cornelion Orchestra Schulenburg Cornelson

Narrow escape in Shiner car crash on Texas road

A. J. Bednar and O. W. Runk of Shiner narrowly escaped serious injury when their car rolled over between Schulenburg and Flatonia. Runk suffered head bruises and was found with the car resting on his neck. The car was wrecked. The previous night a touring car with three women plunged into a deep creek on the Yoakum road. no injuries were reported.

Shiner Texas A. J. Bednar O. W. Runk Schulenburg Flatonia Runk Yoakum

Death of E F Ruhman Prominent Shiner Citizen

The funeral of E K F Ruhman, a prominent Shiner resident, was held Thursday afternoon at Shiner City Cemetery with Rev. E A Rector officiating. Attended by many locals, Ruhman died in his sixty first year leaving a widow and six daughters. The Eagle expresses its sympathy.

EK. F. Ruhman Shiner Th Eagle Shiner City E. A. Rector Rubman Eagle

Luncheon by Boursville Frau En Verein Praised

A Saturday evening luncheon at the Moulton opera house hosted by the Boursville Frau en Verein drew a large crowd. Attendees praised the group for consistently serving excellent fare at such events, and The Eagle offered congratulations.

Boursville Frauen Verein Moulton Opera House

Evergreen Schoolhouse Dedication Attracts Large Rural Crowd

In Lavaca county the Evergreen schoolhouse dedication drew a large crowd last Sunday at 5 30 PM. A lunch was served and a log contest awarded four prizes to Albert Machart Rothbaur Steve Wagner and Herman Kurtz. A grand ball closed the event with the Rebekah band providing music. Local principal Mrs George Hamon and assistants organized, with donations including a cake raffled won by Emil Kaspar. Health and attendance noted, community plans funded a new room addition.

O. C. Riske Hallettsville Evergreen Albert Machart Rothbaur Steve Wagner Herman Kurtz Rebecck Lrgest Lavaca County George Hamon Misa Smith Schulenburg Ermin Emil Kaspar Robert Win Woebler, Jr Millie Viesta Mikulka Hamoo Alletteville Teaatera’ Institute

Moulton Eagle Update Quiet Weekend Gatherings

Shiner Route 3 notes a quiet social scene with tea and corn gathering. Families like Welfel and Zavesky visited relatives, and cinema at the Moulton opera house entertained Friday night. Rose Culak and sisters visited Mary Zavesky. Mr. and Mrs. Rosenaar hosted Culaks. Darilek couple spent Sunday with Sveboda family.

Moulton Becaues Adolf Frank Welfel Viasta Rose Welfel Joe Welfel Joe Zavesky Moulton Opera House Rose Culak Lillie Adele Mares Mary Zavesky Joe Mrs. Culak Mrs. Rosenaar Herman Darilek Anton Sveboda

First State Bank Warns of Safe Deposit Security Offer

Our safety deposit boxes are protected by our burglar alarm system free rental for boxes until January 1 1922. First State Bank.

First State Bank

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Guenther Hospital Moulton, Texas Drs. Guenther & Jaeggli Tarzan Call of Blood Lois Weber Dilworth John Thompson Carter Tom Leazer Miss Kina Walter Mang Lon Parker Cap Leazer George Cooper Flavulia Mavel Kouape Ternoon New York City Breckenridge P. A. Tumming Bastrop Japan Neff State Tax Commissioner Niff Klobedans Garage E. W. Klobedans Texas Game Laws Guy T. Haltom Port Arthur Lillian Knesek Fayetteville J. F. Hrneka of. Kotzebue Galveston Wm. Kotzebue Nettie Koippa of Harwood Leona Janezen Hilda Krause Ben Mueller Mesdames Ubas. Lueke Rudolf Mueller Frank Tomasko Chas Mrs. Krause Jilda Krause Sam Albrecht John Mueller Mile Templin Engle Mrs Max Templin William H. Pandt Houston Minnie Pandt Milton Meiners L. A. Meiners Edmund L. Etlinger Helen Kotzebue Mary Goetz Louise Bryan Anita von Lieven Evelyn Richter Seguin Lutheran College Sam and Will Moore Institute Lillian Jaeggli Corpus Christi Kingsville Oak Grove Mansfield LI the Farmers & Merchants Sate Bank E. F. Ruhman
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